In October last year we had the pleasure of creating the wedding flowers for Bree & Matthew’s wedding at House of Laurels, Maleny. Bree has kindly sent through a disc of images by Craig Douglas at Two Photographers, showcasing her day and particularly her gorgeous flowers.

Throughout the wedding we used cream lisianthus, Vandella roses, Metallina roses and cream miniature roses with lush foliages such as gardenia and trailing ivy. Bree’s bouquet also had individually wired diamante crystals throughout.

Ladie’s dress corsages. Often ordered for the Mothers of the Bride & Groom and any Grandmothers that will be attennding the wedding.

Men’s buttonholes. Ordered for the Groom, Groomsmen, Pageboys, Fathers of the the Bride & Groom and any Grandfathers attending the wedding.

Bree wanted lots of flowers for the beautiful ceremony area at House of Laurels and we created aisle posies, pedestal arrangements and a gazebo swag with lots of ivory roses and cream lisianthus.

We thought we’d share the moment when Louise delivered the bridal bouquets to Bree – we loved her reaction! We personally deliver all of our weddings and make sure that the bride and bridesmaid’s know how to hold their bouquets as they walk down the aisle.

All images by Craig Douglas – Two Photographers

Late last year we showed you some images of a spectacular wedding we helped create on the Sunshine Coast. Every part of the church (St Andrews, Sunshine Beach) and reception venue (Sails, Noosa) was decorated with flowers, foliages and vines – to see those images again click here.

We recently received a few images of the lovely bride Georgia and her groom Ben, with their bridal party.

Georgia requested a petite posy of white Peonies with a touch of silver Dusty Miller. The white Peonies needed to be in bud form, only just starting to open…

The bridesmaid’s  bouquets were a rustic and slightly unstructured design featuring white Peony buds, white Hydrangea, green berry and a touch of silver Dusty Miller.

The bridal bouquet was petite and usually the bridesmaid’s posies would be smaller than the bridal bouquet, however there was such a focus on floral design in this wedding Georgia wanted the bridesmaid’s to have large bouquets. The bridesmaid’s posies also had long stems showing, whereas Georgia’s bouquet was short stem and neatly bound. This is a perfect example of accessorising the different gowns (bridal gown vs. bridesmaid’s gowns) with different bouquets.

Images by Helen Coetzee, Exposure Studios.